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A jackal is a medium-sized canine that can be found in many parts of the world. It has a long pointed muzzle and long ears, as well as powerful jaws and sharp teeth. It has distinctive colorings, ranging from sandy yellow to black or reddish brown depending on the species.

Jackals are found in most parts of Africa, Southwest Asia, India, Middle East, and Europe. They typically inhabit dry open country such as grasslands or desert areas. Jackals may also be found in forests or semi-arid areas near water sources such as streams or rivers.

The jackal is an opportunistic hunter; it will take advantage of any feeding opportunity it can find but its favorite prey are small mammals such as rodents, insects and reptiles. They also scavenge carrion when available. When they hunt they usually work together with other members of their family group in order to increase their chances of success.

Yes, the jackal is known to form social groups that generally consist of a mated pair (a male and female adult) along with their offspring from recent years. More distant relatives may also occasionally join these groups but only if there is enough food available for everyone.

Yes, jackals make various noises such as barks, whines and high-pitched yelps which they use to communicate with each other at night when hunting or defending territories from rivals.